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Cured by ApplcJack.
Prom he FAnadelphia Pres.

Although for many years an ardent Prohibi-
tionst Michael b. Bowker, q resident OF southampton
burlington county found II absolutely necessary for
sSs,nencs Early in the lnorping Mr. Bowker left his
hucklebsrries on the edge OF the pine forests When he
had wandered y long distance he came upon u spot
he ~ gathering them that he did not notice Immense
rAttlesnAke cooled directly In front OF bin. he
reached forward pail the lush toward him the sna
fastened Itself on Mr. Bowker's hand. In a moment he
had shaken IL OF and started on run sucking the
blood from the wound as lie ran. -
liz kept on Tor over u mile when he found Dr. Reeves
Qf Nedtor1 who cut the flesh about the wound on
M Bowkers hand, and then started with him for Med
FORD On reaching that place ho drank quart OF real
old ApDleIAck This had the deGited effect and com
Pletey eoanteractea the enaot Of the poison. -
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A Dslurs or Rain In south Carolina.

COLUMBIA, July 80.-Heavy rains have fallen
in the western part OF the state during the past twenty
four hours AZ point ~ inches fslLin hpurA
turning the streams into rushing torrsntS 1t 10 o.
timated that the damage to the crops caused BY the
overflow OF the Savannah and other streams In this
State viii reach s7GOO Hundreds OF feet OF the Char
lote Columbia and Augusta Railroad have been washed
crossing western Carolina have been made impossible.
much damage 10 crops and buildinSs One man was
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Tarties In Connecticut arc smart.
From the Dunbury Nepy. n'i

Turtles can be tanned and taught tricks.
boy IN Brookhed had six OF them In tub aiIsd from
well He fed them daily and they soon became used
Of %o sss Massr upon Thich placed food his
food and oftentimes take from his hand He taught
them 70 march around the outside Of the tub and each
around the tub and carry mattel in their mouths I'm
fortunately mink visited tho tub and killed the turtles
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STANFORD. Central Paclnc Ho,d,ur,.

SAN Francisco. July 3O.-At last evenings
session Of tho Pacific Railroad investigating Committee
in speaking OF the value Of the stock while the Central
Pacific was In the Of construction Senator Stan
ford said that when the line reached Ogden they would
have been glad to dispose Of for the dol
lar. After the consolidation OF tho roads cOmprs.
ing the Central Pacific lines, his share something
like SI3OD,OOO. 10
What In interest In the Central Pacific
was asked by Mr.. Anderson.
We'll rule do about telling mr. private
business but believe that at present I own ~ 600
shares at $lCO per share" 49,
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Mr. Tuiieek TuAsies with - Hull.
Pom tie ScAneetody Epeni,ig Star.

John Tuilock.. q farmer residing In Prince
town va snssssd IN driving the COWS into The barn
young and ferocous bull Tho beast attempted TO gore
Nj Tnloek but fortunately only succeeded In tearing
thigh and rolling him around in the dirt MI TuIoek
and AlsmPted drive away the beast BY striking him
with T. Her enortA however. were yains and 10
Urea BAD not been for bulldog hat cAne 70
his AAsistance Tho dog eoised tho bulls In hs
S:aIs ~ H. sr ga as Ssa.' A'' 'u'ss0a
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THE eros. Of the Holy sepulchre.


FatheEE-y Y. Lebreton, In charge of st. Fran
cis de Saess Deaf Mute Catholic Mission, at Seventh
and Pine streets has had bestowed upon him the Cross
OF the Holy sspuchre by Patriarch BracCo OF Jerusa
lein for his successful work among deaf mntes The
rare and highly priced decoration arrived from Europe
on saturday and was presented to Father Lebreton
being alike The eros, /, only worn special
and black centre. taking its place for general wear
honor conferred npon Father LebreOn entirely
on account Of the rarity OF the Tem but one other
been similarly rewarded y
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A Eight o.s- o.w.s.'. water Supply.

Oswpoo, July 30.-The twenty-year contract
between the city and the oswsso Water Works Com
pany 10 about 10 expire. The company seeks a new
conraos for twenty years ct price which generally
considered szorbitant kx.Assembly Charles NORTH
Mayor og ne city and four Republican Aldermen favor
thocqntfAet The tour Dsmoeistic Aldermen at several
quorum The Mayor declares that no business shall be
done unt the eontrart 70 ratied. and things are get
participated by people Of both parties strong Iesolu
and Aidermen declaring thai they had ceased TO be
popular Representatives d tho people and demanding
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BROOKL IN.

The Post Once receipts for Julywe S4os52 an In
month In 1890.
,Copnessman Peter Paul Mahoney and Judge William
In the AuraniA
uatharins 7 Allen is spinE Thomas II: Allen, wall
Known resident OF Fort Warrington L. L. absolute
divorce ON the ground OF inndeiiy and III treatment
Justice Cullen has granted George v. Newton, q
Msnaayy sssiasnt OF Columbia HeiSht5 an absolute
him About ave ysArs Ago vent 70 Illinois aud obtained
alyQroe and then married james wallace IN ChIcaEo
WIN Vesn she h now living In Br0okiyR.
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A solemn iridium or three days celebration
In commemoration OF tho death OF st. Aphonsus
Lguori Aug l. 1887. founder OF the Missionary Con
regation of the Most Holy Redeemer win be held In the
Church of 81. AlphonsuH South Fifth avenue this
week BEGINNING today with services in English Aes A.
To morrow there will be nve services with high
A. NJ, and ON Tuesday Ave services with high
feast during the octave by all who receive the sacra
and visit the church.
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Business Failures.

Tabler. Crudup & Co.. railroad contractors.
of Chattanooga; d. O. orudup Co.. ore contractors Of
Inman Tenn, and the r-Crudup Coal and Coke
Company of Daisy, Tenn. three nrins represented "
jill Tabler and d. GCrudup OF Chattanooga made an
assignment yesterday for the beneft of their creditors
Their liabilities about SlOOOuD, and their are
said to exceed $1,000 The cause for the assignment
stocum De Gran. Lumber dealers OF TonawandA
have made assignment James A. Roberts OF Buffalo
Their liabilities e51OOO and their assets S9uOOo
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Work OF n T.rtusa. Hurricane.

The steamer Morgan City. from New Orleans.
which arrived yesterday reports that Monday, when
100 miles northwest from the Tortugas. she into
hurricane from the northeast and had to lie hove
thirteen hours ON the following afternoon miles
from the Tortugas she sighted wreck which proved
to be that Of the brig Arsur Of charlottetown f.
from ship Island for Canary islands The Arthur had
been dismasted the night before, and filled with
water. The CaDtain and crew. seven men, taken
of and brought this The wreck, lying In path
OF vessels was red After leaving the wreck the Nor
Asting OF lumber and floating spars and masts.
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Toe Late, and the Wrong Kind. Anyhow

Max Fulda, German clerk. who has roopred
at 43 st. Marks place for the past years committed
suicide there yesterday afternoon by shooting himself
in the right temple. He as years old and single
Lately he become very respondent having been out OF
work for three months. lie had brother Benjamin IN
the old country to whom he had applied for assistance
The last thing he did before going 70 his take
his life was to ask IL there letter for him Five
minutes after he dead the letter came bnt 1t
not favorable response The brother had written from
him He not only refused any help but upbraidod him
FOR making the request
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TIVE or A ExeursIea T.ar,y Drowned

NEwBURYPoIT, July S0.--The; swollen Merri-
Fium Island yesterday Ten were saved but boy and
girl were swept out TO and were lost They were
returning ts9m AZ sIsessloe e Plum Isand. rhs wind
In the swift current dashed against schoonerS AIDE
and was upset Help close at hand and most OF the
rushing water had carried them far from scene OF
tho accident boote they picked up The names OF
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Slaughter Heu.e. Near the Cattle Ranses.

KANSAS CITY. July 30.-Mr. W. L. Powell re-
turned yesterday from prospecting trip In KAnsas He
accompanied by G. H. Nicely OF Ohio. A. p. Besmis
OF Chicago and N Sanderson OF Boston. These Ren-
tlemen representatives OF the National Packing Az
ISOLATION INCORPORATED under the laws Of Maine with
capital of 81 ooooo Is the intention OF the company
build line OF packing houses the border of the
cattle range district The company composed Of Bog
ton and Chicago capitalists Their idea Is that to In
should be the cattle ranges the railway faci
ties will permit Their nrrt plant will probably consist
of three houses OF which will be built here
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arrested Friday night beating his wife Margaret He
had beaten her until her and head
mass q bLul1ss Justice Murray held him in $500 bail
yindicyey at his wife he heard tho Or
der, and thsn with an OATH said: "P Be . another
John Carpenter when get ont" nr.'f - Htf '''-
Justice Murray told him that no thought he wonld
change his mind before he regAipsd his liberty. d.
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Boston. July 30.-The American Board Of
Foreign Commissioners for Foreign Missions received
cabegam to-day from the Treasurer Of the Famine Re-
lief Fund of ConstantinopIe saying: Fifty thousand
persons at Adana have nothing To eat and the number
IA Increasing. Other towns AJAX for help"
Adana Ii the centre OF the ,ician main ordinarily 30
drought little over OD has already been contrbut
ed IN this country for the relief Of the starving people
FURTHER contributions are greatly needed. and
Forwarded 70 Langdon Ward, Somerset street Bos-
ton. donations be telegraph 40 IN
days the distress be Alle Waited
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Reunio. or the Arun.on Fan,,y.

ALBANY. July 30-The Mnnson family. en-
brscins all the descendants Of Capt, Thomas Munson
one OF the founders Of New Haven have been called to
meet for reunion at New Haven on Aug IL. The call
IL signed by Samuel Munson Of Albany Edward G Mum
son OF CohoeA Jared H. hnnson or New York. the Hon
Lnzerne Ngnson Of Waterbury. Conn; sheldon Nun
Haven, John q Munson Of Great Darlington Mass. The
fsnnon WI Celebrate the coth anniversary OF Capt
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

George Evans tcolored). who killed Rob Harris on
wood Miss. -
reports from all parts Of Barnstable county Mass,
be much lighter than usual
The nrst passenger and engine crossed the new
shnadlsn PAcn9 Railway bridge over the st. Lawrence
River At LAChine yesterday.
Adam smyth, who Ii wanted In New York for en-
bezzlemenL crested Ia BunAio yesterday tried
70 ATindle Miher Griener Co., wholesale grooers In
Buffalo, but was detected
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IDENTIFYING SUSIE BECK.
Efforts to Find tho Clergyman who 10 Ne.
lieved to Have Killed Her.

ieved to Have Killed Her.
ST. LOUIS, July 3O.-The body Of the woman
buried here as Mrs. Abbott was exhumed to-
day and identified as Susie Beck. who eloped
from Chesterton. Ind. with the Rev. Mr.. West.
Abbott has been completely identified as the
Rey Mr.. West OF Chesterton.
Tonight DR.; Luedeking. the chemist, re-
to kill a human being. This result was laid
before the police, and steps were Immediately
taken to catch West. kilograms were sent in
oil directions and other evidences given that
the police have really awakened to the fact that
q great crime has been committed.
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Rivals OF tho Irish National League.

LINCOLN. Neb.. July ,30.-The attention of
President Fitzgerald Of the Irish National League
ing been drawn to the Of the formation
Of Irish organization in Chicago to be known az
the Anti Coercion Society independent the Irish
tonal League Of kmerca Mr. Fitzser.id said he could
National League OF he Gaid "s doing all that
could possibly be done by any other Organization to ar
sttuonal meyepegt q Parnel and his colleaeues As
disappointed fattionast whose own idea OF theft
Importance Is not shared by the authorities Of the
Lee :
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Goes Home with hi. Dauxhter.

J. T. Van Heyst. who came to this country In
search OF his wife who had eoped with Mr. Van Dorsn
and considerable money which did mot belong TO her
sailed for his home In Holland yesterday morning on tho
Auranta His daughter who I'D been Brought 70 Amer
Tea by Der mother, was With him. oil. IT. = ~
Mr.. Van Dofen and MIRA Van ueyat were said TO have
eailed Friday the Leerdam for Rotterdam s0s they
travelled incagnito.
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A H.a.s R,aales ~ a rhuna.rso,t.

LEoanssTER. Mass. July 30.-A terrible
shower passed this town last evening, Lightning
struck the house belonging to George w. Whitney aud
tore the chimney IN fragments Bricks were strewn
ever the lawn, The interipF OF the house rddlsd
Nth holes hs TORI IN snaSs s1shss A y.
on nEa 7hs nfs Was quickly exlinglLlhsd
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CINCINNATI July 30.-The Board OF Trade
And Transportation, at special meeting to cay, ap
pointed COMMITTEES, composed equally Of Democratic
and kepubleAnA 10 oodporate with similar comilte4
ClsysAnd 70 tAke Oh nnAa In hs rolts When he ysls
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mind We now, Mickey, LUX out for tn
boople snatkp, said Mira. Finn as her son
started for the strawberry field with his fathers
dinner pail.
Although Mickey mad told his mother that
his object in going to Devils Lake wes TO }. pick
was, to explode lot OF blasting powder with
49, ~, H. :, a.s..,. o.. =, ,h,, hon snaLa
snarv III nis ho.ner ioss y, .Iv =, Iii, =
around the margin Of the lake. In fact he
didn't oeleve IN the existenoe OF noop ensn aa.
foot Of the country for miles around. Many
garter snakes had lost their heads at his hands
when he picked them a from from the bushes in the
s ,S,nar n,, s y, h,s lii, VA
a Mokey met sl poolan ON tho Old poin. road
assr the a1 sossn s ' to
clearing near the borders Of Devils Lake.
Here the boys turned the powder out of their
pockets upon the ground. and proceeded to
aampenins the powder and then mourning II into
cones with little DR., powder on the 10. ape1 OF
top, and the result was a curious, half-reluctant
splitting OF the fgnited powder. But the boys
soon tired OF this amusement. and Doolan sug-
sested that they should make ono grand e1 a
sion OF tne remainder OF the powder Whicn
Mickey readily agreed to. Then q dispute
,ss "s W W." =, s~h. "p Z. sM' ~h "non
,a beftl ~ ana Ghio Was nroaresa
sTa 1S ire Vas sae eans s is thPe%sS tho
grass t2Ward sne PIE OF poTdeE me o9gs
were r9ng over n ndd over h upon
fssshed The magazine. and the boys were
ni I apa,rt; .oro-o,u ,r-n.a noo,o,,s ,oo.
and IS Mickey vas poaTins waseT upon the the
the the to
the diPR9I, M and look at Doolan with dilated
Ddo"n so Taf be ssrk Is tnsen and
snaaihg ms eyes WIZ MS nanus, fSr me sun syn
wasds SS dree
ton indicated hy little Nike The object was Ss
araw ~ apruy , neat a 10 ING
EYES q a ns h IiIn @ a an H anl
they wore sitting Il the direction was main
bsqisn,s BODY ds.u 'ef'a'' ,a's u,f''',' o'or
US tn, Jhoople SHAKER said Dooian' an
can Gr avn IN the busbes ou,ck, Mebha be,t,
see me rInn a1,; an lave you alone ~
h,W WAYNE ttin ~ see wnesaeI Do9ian toox
t ne o'iSo, assi9 ri o IT, .eu VI seen auI
LOWard nome. InreS mics 81 meadow ana
WOOL noP. iaX 6etween MIN and that haven: he
realized that this run would be the supreme
en tL OF ms ne am ne Ssth1ered himself TO-
across az OPENINGS IN the wood, and the sunlight
checkered the pine needles beneath his feet.
red squirrel pulsated on limb over his head.
AS ne mounted a little Knoll ne took one quick
Glance backward over his shoulder. Yes, It
was me awlni hoop snake and no mistake he
Ssugnt fne simmer inner o. It's scses ne
gaining on him: he noted the graceful ease
with winch that yenom2us living wheel ran
over the pine needles. The reptile was too far
away for him to hear 1t approach. and yet to
his strained hearing ne seemed to catch faint
rustic as the pine needles and grass rustled
did running little Mike did It that day. Mickey
felt Ike Yelling out his fear, but he restrained
himself and saved his breath for running.
How his heart jumped and how the trees
danced before his eyes and the whole land
scape seemed teeminY with wheelsI And ever
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09
Meeting of Iron and steeI Workers.

PGTTsBURG, Pa, June Sat the con
vention of the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers this morning
q resolution was adopted providing for
the appointment of a committee TO reg
ulate the output in different mills, and to
secure uniformity in the various classes of
work in the different mills One OF the
principal changes to be made in the con-
stitutton is the introduction Of a clause
admitting colored skilled workmen 10
membership. This is to be done as 4
precaution against their joining the
Knights of Labor, and thus causing
trouble in the trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09
DALLAS.
Deserted Her FamIIy-Died at the HOspi-
taI-Caring fer Women,
SrnnrInl "a thn Ea,nttn

Deserted Her FamIIy-Dicd at the H0spi-
taI-Caring fer Women.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, June 8.-About five
weeks ago 8 Mrs. Sheriff., wife of John
Sheriff., mysteriously disappeared from
their home, and nothing has been heard
from her since, and the only account of
her absence is that she deserted
her husband and four children, the latter
from two to ten years of age. This morn
ing the father brought the helpless ones to
the Woman's Home to be cared for. He
is not in g condition to care for them.
They We're admitted. The babe is quite
sick
Mrs. Sadie Grill died ct the hospital
Yesterday morning, leaving four destitute
children. the oldest fourteen years of
age. She came to Dallas few days ago
from Cherokee county and put up tent
near the river. She applied to the city
hospital Monday for edmittsnce. The Wo-
man was in the last stage ofcoGsumpt1On,
and continued to sink until she died yes
terday morning. The little girl says that
her graDdfatheT's name IS George Crimes
living in Cherokee county. She says that
Judge Gillard of kaufman is 3
friend of theirs and that he would
take care of them if ne knew of their
condition.
The WOman's Home has cared for ana
found situations for nine women the past
month.
Sheriff West Of Navarro county is II
the city to-day, Snd il is possible ne will
take somebody back with him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09
Msstern Union Dividend.

NEW YORK, June 8.-Noryin Green sub
mitted MS quarterly report at the direct
ors' meeting OF the Western Union Tel
egraph Company to-day. The report
says the net revenues of the quarter end
ing June the 3Oth inst, based upon nearly
completed returns for April, partial re
turns for May snd estimating the business
for June will be about $780,, 600,
add surplus April l, $3.50, 900; total,
$780, 600; from which apprupriatlng
dividend of per cent. on capital stock,
S812, 600, leaves g Surplus OF SG,9I0,OOO.
He recommended the following:
Resolved, that dividend of l per cent.
on the capital stock of this company be
hereby declared payable on and after July
Is next.
Resolved, that for the purpose of the
dividend hereby declared the stock books
of the company be closed from June 20 to
july .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09
SHERMAN.
OFF FOR the Penitentiary-Fort Smith Pros
pectors-School Closing.

pcCtOT5-ScnOOl
special 10 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, June State Agent
George Oglesby left for the penitentiary
to-day in charge of the following prisoners
convicted and sentenced at the last term
of the District court:
j. W. Hamilton, theft, two years; sur-
glary, two years and three months.
Louis Doss, assault to murder, five
years.
Squire Higgins, bigamy, eight months.
John II. Casnall, eX-mayOr of Fort
Smith, Ark, accompanied by County
Clerk j. II. Mcclure Of that city, snd
large party OF eXcursionists, arrived in
the city last night Oh q prospecting tour,
and remained till to-day at noon, when
they left for home. The eXCursiUuiSts
expressed themselves as being highly
pleased with Sherman and the rich sur
rounding COGntry, and number Of them
will probably locate here.
J. H. Starnes, charged with
bringing stolen horses into
the country from Indian Territory
s8as committed to isiI in default of $50
'6ond in each OF four cases
The annual concert of Sherman Insti-
tUte was given at the opera house to-
night, and was grand success, snd wss
attended by several hundred visitors,
The commencement exercises of the IN
stitute Will take place tomorrow, with
eighteen IN the graduating class.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09
A WATER SPOUT,
Several Towns in Pennsylvania Visited
with Destruction.

Several Towns in Pennsylvania Visited
with Destruction.
JoHNsTowN, PENN, June S.-The flood
yesterday was caused by water spout
west of Hooversville, Somerset county.
The village was entirely under water and
the destruction Of property is great. The
destruction of property is enormous at
Hooversville. The work of the food is
appalling. Upwards of twenty residences
were washed eff of their foundations.
At least one hundred families
in this borough alone lost
everything. The water having subsidized,
the scene to-day is one of decentralization
and ruin. The yards and streets are
blocked with debris and rubbish. In
Grubtown, Conemaugh, Cambria City and
CoopeTsdsle the same scene is presented,
and 1t is estimated in this city that 800
people were rendered homeless and de-
pendent for shelter upon the charity of
their more fortunate neighbors.
Mrs. ID. j. Morrell, widow Of Hon. D.
Morrell, died from heart disease last
night produced, it IS supposed, by excite
ment caused by the water surrounding
her house. James McCOoper, wealthy
and influential citizen of Cooperdale,
dropped dead from over excitement. a
numoer of other deaths from the food are
reported, but the rumors lack eOndrms-
+iOr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09

II women had voted in the national cleo
ton OF three years ago, President Cleve-
land would never have been elected, for
the one blemish upon his social record
would have outweighed, in the opinion of
most of them, any betraysls of public
trust on the part of the other candidate.
Indeed, with all due respect, it may be
said that the great majority Of women
are less scrupulous than men in matters
of business, and hence would more read
lily than they pardon defects of this char
acter. To give 8 concrete illustration,
though one we concede would be difficult
to prove, if the conductor of q horse Car
neglected to collect fare, we are of the
opinion that the average man would be
more likely to cslFhiM back snd pay him
than the average swoman would under
similar circumstances
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-09
4 Horse without a Rider.

EVANSVILLE, IND, June 8.-The body
of Logan Belt was found to-day on
the road as it passed through q denss
wood near Shawneetown, H., with bull
let through his heart. He left Shawnee
town at 10 o'clock last night on horseback
for home and his horse turned up at the
barn riderless. One year ago Belt was
tried for the murder OF Luke Hambrink
and acquitted. 1t is feared more TRACE
dies will follow as it is thought Ham
Drinks friends are implicated and there
has been bloody war between the fami-
lies in this Hardin county for years.